...examined, has been carried beyond the line of sound discretion. This idea has been repeatedly expressed. " I am not very well satisfied with the summary mode...of a statutory provision, by calling it directory," says Hubbard, J. in the Supreme Court ot Vermont. " If one positive requirement and provision of a...

...see Blackwcll on Tax Titles, pagos 78, 79, 80 and 81. Judge HuBBAiU), in 15 Vermont, pago 72, says: "I am not very well satisfied with the summary mode of getting rid of statutory provisions, by calling it directory. If onj positive requirement ami provision of a statute,...

...convincing, and deserves to be accompanied with the judicious and sensible remarks of Judge Hebard : " I am not very well satisfied with the summary mode...provision of a statute may be avoided in that way, I see no reason why another may not." J Mr. Justice Morton also remarks : " Equitable constructions,...

...convincing, and deserves to be accompanied with the judicious and sensible remarks of Judge Hebard : " I am not very well satisfied with the summary mode...provision of a statute may be avoided in that way, I see no reason why another may not." 1 Mr. Justice Morton also remarks : " Equitable constructions,...

...while a peremptory law requires the act to be done at the time specified, and at no other.1 (a) This mode of getting rid of a statutory provision by calling it directory, is not only unsatisfactory, on account of the vagueness of the rule itself, but it is the exercise...

...expressive language, which M fill mm v. Commonwealth. also approved by Mr. Sedgwick (page 377) : " I am not very well satisfied with the summary mode...in that way, we see no reason why another may not." I can not concur in the opinion suggested that circuit court judges have inherent power to order special...

...examined, has been carried beyond the line of sound discretion. This idea has been repeatedly expressed. " I am not very well satisfied with the summary mode...of a statutory provision, by calling it directory," says Hubbard, J., in the Supreme Court of Vermont. " If one positive requirement and provision of a...

...and understood. 7. Judge HERARD, in Brigga agt. Georgia (15 Vt., 72), voices the settled doctrine : " I am not very well satisfied with the summary mode...in that way, we see no reason why another may not." III. The town of Knox had the capacity to institute these proceedings in order to protect itself, the...

...statute directory. In Briggs v. Georgia, 15 Vt. 61, HKBARD, J., criticizing such practice, says: "lam not very well satisfied with the summary mode of getting...in that way, we see no reason why another may not." The law does not provide the ballot for the voter. It leaves that matter to him, and he therefore has...

...one side, we are not justified by declaring a law directory, in striking at the object of the law. " I am not very well satisfied with the summary mode...of a statutory provision, by calling it directory," says Hubbard, J., in the supreme court of Vermont. " If one positive requirement and provision of a...